Sogobujutsu: Psychology, Philosophy, Tradition
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Students of the Godaishin Dojo can rely on this guide to excel in their study of Sogobujutsu, learning
codes of conduct found in a traditional dojo setting;
ways former warriors applied important teachings;
forms of martial arts and how they diff er; and
terms that can improve your understanding of martial arts.
Jumpstart your understanding of martial arts or reinforce important principles youve already learned. With this portable form of instruction, you can strengthen your mental and physical skills so that class time can be efficiently spent on training.
This important first look into the many aspects of martial arts etiquette brings meaning to the common acts and actions found in traditional dojo settings. Prepare yourself for success and begin the journey from white belt to black belt with Sogobujutsu.
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David C. Falcaro has more than twenty-seven years of experience in martial arts; he has spent the last twenty-one years training in Koryu-based Japanese Warrior Arts. He also holds many titles, ranks, and positions in the field of martial arts and is the head instructor of the Godaishin Dojo, Neji Gekken Ryu, and Sogobujutsu, as well as the Kaicho of the Jihi Bujutsu Kai. He is married, has two children, and currently lives in Pennsylvania.
